I Control EVERYTHING with this Raspberry Pi
The updated Raspberry Pi Touch Display offers improved resolution and compatibility with Pi 5, but requires new mounting solutions and has limitations in touchscreen functionality and Linux support.
MAIN POINTS FROM TRANSCRIPT
- Raspberry Pi's new Touch Display upgrades resolution from 480p to 720p, maintaining the $60 price.
- The touchscreen's multi-touch capability is reduced from 10 to 5 points, but it's not a major issue.
- New mounting holes require custom solutions for existing setups, with designs available online.
- Alternative touchscreen options exist, but Raspberry Pi's display is supported out of the box with Pi OS.
TAKEAWAYS
- The new Touch Display is compatible with Raspberry Pi 5 and includes necessary cables for various Pi models.
- Custom stands can be designed and printed to accommodate the new mounting hole configuration.
- Raspberry Pi's display is not designed for high-end applications but offers basic functionality with Pi OS.
- Linux's touchscreen support is limited, impacting usability for tasks like scrolling and right-clicking.